Parish President at St. Landry Parish.
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j*****@stlandrypg.org
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Clerk of Court
Council Clerk
Councilman, District 1
Councilman, District 10 (St. Landry Parish Council)
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This document serves as a formal notice for an upcoming meeting of the St. Landry Parish Council. The purpose of the notice is to inform stakeholders of the scheduled date, time, and location for the proceedings.
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The council discussed various administrative, financial, and public works matters. Key topics included voting on the remediation of blighted properties, advertising for board and district appointments, selecting an official journal, and initiating a road name change from Halfway House Road to Coteau Ridge Road. The meeting also included the introduction and adoption of several ordinances, including amendments to subdivision definitions, mobile home manufacturing requirements, and speed limits, as well as the abandonment of a portion of Highland Road. Additionally, the council approved a resolution concerning the issuance of revenue bonds to finance loans for first-time homebuyers.
The council discussed various items including the appointment to the Ag Arena Board, the adoption of an animal ordinance, and the sale of three tracts of parish-owned property in Eunice. The council reviewed a proposed PILOT agreement with Walmart, discussed the success of local Mardi Gras celebrations, and addressed concerns regarding tornado damage. Additionally, ordinances were adopted regarding speed limits for Dry Bayou Road and Nursing Home Road, as well as an amendment to the loud noise ordinance to include civil remedies. The council tabled the 2026 Operating Budget and requested further information on revenue projections from the NextEra Solar Farm project.
The council discussed several administrative and financial items, including appointments to the Public Works Commission and a Waterworks District, and reviewed several requests for property variances. Multiple ordinances were introduced regarding manufactured and mobile home requirements, subdivision definitions, and road use permits. The council approved the sale of several adjudicated properties and authorized the transfer of wastewater facilities to the City of Opelousas. Additionally, the council requested a Department of Transportation and Development study regarding a potential turnaround on Interstate-49. The meeting also included reports on solid waste management plans and a tax abatement agreement with Wal-Mart Distribution for a significant infrastructure investment project.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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